Bad Bad Hats – “TPA”
The Minneapolis band Bad Bad Hats has announced a new self-titled album (their fourth overall), which will be out next month, and today they’re sharing its lead single “TPA.” » Read More
The Minneapolis band Bad Bad Hats has announced a new self-titled album (their fourth overall), which will be out next month, and today they’re sharing its lead single “TPA.” » Read More
French duo Air have announced some North American tour dates this fall where they will be performing their beloved and acclaimed debut album, 1998’s Moon Safari, in its entirety. Some Moon Safari rarities are coming to streaming platforms on March 15, including demos, live tracks, and BBC session tracks. Last week the band shared “New Star in the Sky (Demo 1).” » Read More
Under the moniker brother bird, indie singer/songwriter Caroline Glaser debuted in 2018 with her self-titled EP and followed in 2021 with her first full-length album, gardens, evoking a set of gauzy and melodic songwriting touchstones and knitting them into stirring lyrical confessions. » Read More
La Luz have announced a new album, News of the Universe, and shared its first single, “Strange World,” via a music video. The band have also announced some new tour dates. » Read More
London-based flypaper, the project of singer/songwriter Rory Sear, is back with his second EP another orbit, and has shared a new song from it, “old friend.” » Read More
Of Montreal, the project of Kevin Barnes, has announced a new album, Lady on the Cusp, and shared its first single, “Yung Hearts Bleed Free,” via a music video. Of Montreal has also announced some new tour dates. » Read More
Chicago trio Dehd are releasing a new album, Poetry, on May 10 via Fat Possum. Now they have shared its second single, “Light On.” They have also announced some new UK and EU tour dates. » Read More
It’s been three years since singer/songwriter Faye Webster released her last album, 2021’s critically acclaimed I Know I’m Funny haha, but in that time, the Atlanta native has kept busy. » Read More
Bite Your Friends finds writer Fernanda Eberstadt examining both her own story and the stories of cultural provocateurs, martyrs, and radical thinkers who have used their bodies as agents of anarchy, protest, and change. » Read More